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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-06

Steamship City of Savannah. Smith, New York
C G Anderson, Agent
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-06
larket is nominal.

VEGETABLEs-By Steam-(By special contract)
To New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Balti-
more, standard crates, 2Oc; barrels Zoe With
out the contract, crates 35c; barrels 75c
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CoTToN-The market has been very dull and
more or less nominal. There were no receipts
during the week to speak of and not a single
transaction occurred. Prices, however, were
very weak and steadily declined until
at the close to-day they were fully
hc lower all around than a week
ago There is some anxiety expressed
to the extent of damage, if any, to the growing
crop occasi ned by the heavy rains and floods
in the interior The following are the official
spot quotations of the Cotton Exchange:
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The above figures Indicate an increase in the
cotton in sight 10 date OF 1899 bales as COM
pared with tine same date of 1886, an increase of
3G,547 bales as compared with the correspond
ing date Of 1885, and "a decrease of 313,S7S bales
us compared with 1884.
INDIA COTTON MOVEMENT. following is
the Bombay statement for the week and year,
bringing the figures down to July 2S:
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR FOUR
YEARS.
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SAVANNAH MARKET.
OFFICE OF TIE MORNING NEY

SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. >, 4, p, N.
CoTroN-The market continues dull and nom-
nal. There were no sales. The following are
the official spot quotations of the Cotton Elk
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
SATURDAY, August 6, 1887.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

AItINI ' ND I 20 T IfNUtA 7
Steamship Tallahassee, Fisher, New York--C
G Anderson, Agent.
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Seq IsIdnd-There was an absence of demand
during the week, and nothing was doing. The
market was entirely nominal, and not single
bag was received during the week. The exports
were l0S bags, leaving the unsold stock at asa
bags In the absence of business our quota
lions are merely nominal:
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rious}y thought Of Ia any civilized State
on the face OF the earth III the last quarter
Of the nineteenth century, and all the
moro 60 in enlightened America. II 10
not q question cof aocial equality for
when II comes 10 that, every man has
tho right to choose hin associates,
whether he DO white or black but
It Ia the deliberate enactment OF law for
bidding the education OF white and col.
ored children In the same schools, and
providing penalties which are severe, not
to say bsrbarous, to infict On the teach
ers who may violate It. But 1t is crafty
ing 10 know that there 10 government, Q
conatltution and q system Of courts above
those Of tho State Of Georgia, and that
these may have something to say on q
question which strikes 90 directly OF the
civil rights Of citizens rs this measure
U0pH. .tiHt.''fh
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Gtle Qlttelliiqlelttt,Jx,'a5s.
I wnEELINd. W. va, AUGUST 10. 1857


Tho Prohibition Amendment League Of
West Virginia was organized by earnest
men and women who believe that prohl.
bitlon should be written in the Constitu.
ton OF the State. The general idea Of the
League Ia to move on non.partlsan lines in
the hope OF planting the great questlou
eguarely on itB own bottom. Il.
The Parkersbu,g Freeman, being already
in the prohibition business, 1t was thought
by the leading spirits Of the League that
tho Freeman, II under tho Leagues con-
troll, could be Of service to the movement.
The arrangements woro made sand went
into effect, as the 1NTELLlesSc was in.
formed ut the time by Con. T, NJ. Harris,
OF Richie, Financial Agent OF the League.
A recent number Of the alleged Free.
man announces tha! II abandoua tho line
marked GU. by the League, upssts the nr.
raugemen! with that organization, hoietA
again the Third Party flag, ind goes on
advertising, as before 1t did, for 20 thous-
and recfuils"-at one dollar year head
-"to help drive the saloon from our
State" Tho reason assigned by the
freeman for itn backaliding is very s.rik.
ing and not leus touching: ut has be.
come manifest that neither the moral no,
financial support can or will be accorded
that 1t was hcpsd would Of once come to
the paper ns the organ OF the League
under ita own control"
y That ever this should come from co sub
limated retoymer, from one who knows
by ;dirsct personal revelation just what
the Creator wants everybody to do about
thia particular question, who never men
tons His name even in print without do
ing 1t through the nose, with eyes sweetly
rolling heayenward. To think that so an
gelic retormer should drop 60 good q
work for the cold and worldly reason that
1t does no! pay! Luciter did not fall &C
far. lie didn't know how, because there
was no Freeman in thoge days to show
him the way. .str
But nothing that has happened or tba:
can happen can keep the freeman from
going right ahead in its crusade Tor "God
and Home and Native Lsnd'-Eith q
''ior.rovenue only" amendment. 1t will
not swerve one inch from the line Of con.
scientious conviction, oven though nsx'
week the freeman were to nske dicke,
with the Liquor Dealora' Anti-Amend
ment Lessue. y.
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--I-.-.,r - - ; : = :
That Grorr,n Dtscrnc,.
Christian Advocate. 7. I, y *. y.

Z, LhTlAtdn duVoetut. IA itisa 5F -. y u 81
In another column mention ia mads Of
tho bill pending before tho Georgia Lcsis.
Z nature forbidding, under heavy pains and
penalsies, the education, Of white and col
ored children In tho same school. When
that no;S
could stand any chance Of enactment into
law: but 1t seems that wo were mistaken.
It has since passed the Honae Of Repre-
sentatiyes, and there 10 little doubt OK
I uressed as TO it's passage by. tho Senate
aud its approval by tho Governor. When
this end j. Ia reached, II reached itSshall
be, tho diugraca OF that State will bs
complete. t will show that the spirit Of
slavery is still alive and dominant there,
and that the spirit Of liberty and equality
before the law are sham aud pretense.
It is amazing that sueh q law, could be &c.
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Summer Songs, Autumn Melodies, Win,
ter Anthems, Spring Carols,

3 by the thousand and hundred thousand, arc
found on the shelves Of our great music store. II
not bursting into song.' they arc at least fully
weighted with tho best and most popular music Of
the day. 5E;,,! . 81
1t Is in vain 10 give any idea Of the wealth Of our
Sheet Music catalogue by any series Of advertise.
ments. Penous Wishing 10 telccs will please send
for lists or catalogues, or call at the "Diuon"
stores, Boston, New York OR philadelphia or OK.
amino the music With OLSON 4 Co.'S imprint In
any respectable music store. Y =, 4, Il I.
4 Now music aud books arc faithfully and accu.
rately described In Olson Il Co IS MUSICAL
RECORD, monthly costing but 81 % per year,
which dollar is amply repaid to every music pur.
chaser in the Information conveyed, tho good
Vocal and instrumental music and we'll made
reading columns OF this monthly magazine. IA ~
4 We mention, as prominent Music Books to be
used the ensuing season.: Jeliovnh's Praise.
Isl oo) q fine Church Music Book by Emerson.
Ndw Spiritual Songs, ta5 ets} by Tenncy & Eoa.
man, aud the childrcn'a Diaden,,. Us cts) 4
new and very bright Sunday School Song Book. 4
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Is Such railroad dieasser Rs thst which
hGa filled the columns Of tho newspapers
for the past fow days, should never hap.
pen. The railroad companies ought to
make 1t absolutely impossible, and the
law should SEQ that tho railroad companies
do their full duty in the premises. III q
While tho accounts diIer as to whethor
the bridge was set on dro or took fire from
the burning prairie, all accounts agree
thst The bridge was burning whom the
train vent on it. No railroad bridge
should be dsssructibla by fro. That IL
one OF the casualties by rail from which
travellers should have complete protection.
An iron bridge or stone bridge will
not take fire and cannot BIO set on fire, for
there 10 no combuA.ible material in il.
Every wooden bridge on a railroad is in
! constant danger, for sparks will fly from
the locomotive. II is also s constant
temptation to train wreckers. Ordinary
inspection fails 70 give security against the
wooden bridge, for tho defective part may
not show itsolf; and no inspector; follows
every locomotive. &a53 .st 81
Few wooden bridges OF great elzs are
now in use on railroads. Substantial
structures otiron or stone, or OF both COM
binea, are taking the place Of the old
9 bridges. But for small bridges, such as
! that which has killed over hundred per.
sons, wood 10 thought to be, good enough.
1tiis a fact, however, that the strain
Of a given load is greater on short span
than on q long one. The actual weight
per equare foot 10 greater, because tho 10.
connective, weighing from 5000 to $4,000
pounds, may cover the whole span. ThiR
seems to be precisely what happened the
other day. (. 7. iI5 Il
It is plain that anything will not an
ewer tho purpose where railroad bridge
ia necensary OF ALL, That there ara. not
4 more similar disasters Is more d mater Of
good luck than Of good management.
\ But thete are enough bridge disasters in
this country. An authority Gays that
two hundred railroad bridges have fallen
4 in ten yeara. ia, ~ il
When only q freight trim goes through;
( killing perhaps como Of the trainmen, no
particular attention is attracted. II the
fact gets into the newspapers 1t iB aoon for.
4 gotten, and many miehaps Of the kind
; never SEQ the light Of print. Tho compa,
MES ore interested to hush them up, snd
I they have away Of drying up the chan.
( nela OF communication.
After few hundred more shall have
I been slaughtered, tho people Of this coun-
try will inaist upon and HAYES ayatem Of
8 inspection that will not depend entirely
upon the supposed enlightened self inter.
/ est q the railroad companies,
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THO Las. SOLICIT ls.cusn,on, .

via tho picturesque Baltimore & Ohio to
Atlantic City and Cape May, Thursday,
August IS, vic Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia, Tickets good fol, ten
days, and good to 6top.of at Washington
City returning. Tickets will be sold itom
the following stations: {Rstes aud tins ;of
trains anneXed) Wheeling, s, 4. NJ, S Is
I'm; Berwood, 5:S5 A. NJ, 500 +. II.
Rate $40 90, For tull information apply
TO Baltimore 4 Ohio Ticket Agents. n ~ a
& WILLIAM NJ. CLEMENTS, Manager Fl & 4 /.
i CuAs. Q. scuLL, Asst. Gen. Pass. Aga. Z
" o. K. LORD, Gaa'l Pass. a gent. Z y,
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4 THE ~ pACIF1c n.A,.llLnoAp.
The Government. 10 Investigate tho Crook.
III etInes.-scnsntiunhl elOpma ntA.

Tho Government, 10 Investigate tho Crook.
3ti ednes.--ssnsatiosnl Developments.
NEw YoRK, August ia Washington
special to the World saya:a "a statement
in'detail Of tbs affairs Of the Pacific rail.
roads 10 being prepared by Major Rodlng-
Ion, with a Wow OF prosecutions, both
criminal and civil, Of the directors Of
these companies. II Is a we'll known fact
that tho Government and tho Central and
Union Pacific roads have been outrage
oualy plundersd by tho directors OF those
roads out Of about seventy.hvs million
dollars. II IL also a fact that atf this
money could be recovered provided the
su nSs'A i Is now l gpHi a'' that
III intends doing 20, and when
Reddipgton will produce the name Of a
man who acted ss paymaster for Hunting.
ton and his agent Secretly Tor services
performed in Washington, or in other
worda In explaining to members Of Don.
Rress their duty regarding the Pacific
roads. There 10 sufficient evidence In his
testimony on which to base the lndiCt.
ment Of Huntington and most Of his asso.
ciates. In the Judgment Of good lawyers,
but when the Pacific Railroad Commission
come to maEo their report after complet.
ing their Investigations 1t is believedth there
will DO suilioisnt material to bring q case
against every member Of the Pacific rail
road ring. The Indications ore also that
the administration will push the pfosecu-
ton. W
In his testimony in New York Mr.,
Huntington said that "he paid two agents
In Washington respectively $4,000 and
$50 600 per annani for their services that
each was given sums amounting to from
$50, 600 to $40 900 at q time, no receipts
were passed nor yoIchors iurnlahed," and
when pressed to state what was done With
this money he said :"Y on have to explain
matters to a great many people. A per
son not acquainted with auch things car
hardly imagine how many people there
are whom you hsvs to explain matters to-
in Congress and out Of it."E 4
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COMMISSIONERS 81 } j. l.,,, NOTICE
n OTIS FOR SALE SUITABLE FOR
IL COUNTRY, REsiDENC Es, near Elm Groys,

n OTIS FOR SALE SUITABLE FOR
IL COUNTRY, RESIDENCES, near Elm Ciroys.
Pursuant 10 tho decree OF tho Circuit Court Al,
Ohio county, W. Va. entered onNt tho tttt day nj
Juno 1857 Ia The sa!. y ehaacefy pending IN tssd
Court between MARY X. CR.cnArf, p'RlntIG, ana
KEY MCDONALD AND orfErs defendants, The nm,
deTsigued, who was by said decree Apnolniea
special commissioner for The purpose will, on
4 THURSDAY, tho aist DAY OF JULY, 1851,
commencinga at ten o'clock \ n, Veil at public auc.
ton upon tho premises 70 the highest bidder, Tho
Lois or parcels Of land numbered respectively Ia u
Inclusive tho location and Dimensions whereof AN
moro particularly shown BY tho plat thereof hl~I
ia the Clerks Oillcc OF said Court, Said lois ~
parcels Of land arc ra.t q tho subdivisions X and
Shepherd estate recorded In Deed bo0k NUMBERED
%, page 67a, Ia the Clerks Office OF tho County
Court oil haid county, which subdivisions K and K
daniel Lamb as special commissioners, BY decd
dated tho 10th day Of May. 1870. aud recorded IN
The last Inen,len'd Clerks otlcc 10 Deed Seos
numbered 81 paRe2i }G5 ~
out OH tho it mentioned plat or 10 parcels ri MD
lots, or a. whole, M may seem most judiclouS,
Tho Undersigned IA authorized BY rald deere 10
sell said land, or any Parcel Thereof at plivAtS
aud respectfully solIcits bids therefor In writing ID
| 10 flied with him before sale. iq,L'
! TRIMS or SALE = Each purchaScr 10 nay IN
hand ono third Of tho purchase money due BY klm'
the residue, II any In Two equal lnstalments bear,
lug interest from tho day Of Ealo md payable n.
speetiyely In one and two iears thereafter; notes
with good security 10 DO given for the deferred m.
Salmcnts and the legal title 10 DO retained ~ fur.
- 1IE'.i 7I5l.1 - DANIEL LAMB,
Il, =. Special Commissioner.
! hereby certify that Daniel Lamb. the aboyo
named special commissioner. has given bond in
the penalty and with surety required by law and
the said decree. m tlsaP ~ --a.a -
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nh Children

often need aome cafe cathartlc and tonic 10
avert approaching sickness, or to relieve
collie, headache, sick stomach, indigestion,
dyaentory and the complaints incident to
childhood. Let the children take Sim
mons Liver Regulator and keep well, Z: It
is purely vegetable, not unpleasant to the
tasto aud gafe to take alone or in connec.
ton with other medicine. Mwr4w Y
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ryp...writcrs Cheap,,.I

We have ior sale several Type.writera
including tho Remington, the Crandali
and tho Hammond. TheHe machines have
been taken in exchange for the mstchless
Ca!israph, aud viii ba sold cheap. Writers
for rent and Tor eGles on monthly INSTALL
ments. Call on or sddress for circulars a
EDWARD L. RosR & Co.,
{ IS Twelfth street. IS
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rittsburgh and Return.

Commencing Sunday, june s, and con.
timing every Sunday until further 1iotics
the Baltimore 4 Ohio vii. sell oxcr,ssion
Tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate OF 81 80, md to Washington, Pa, and
return ut ST 90. Trains leave at s and
$40 A. NJ, returning airive at I and Ii 10
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HlST ss&Fqf sii DIED. ~. & = ~ 30
poRTER-on Sunday morning, August Il, 1887. at
O'Clock. Ms. MARY PoHTER. aged IS years. z
Funeral this taonday) afternoon at a o'clock. from
y the residence Of her. son ia.'sw, Charles ".
Conner, No. 72A Chaplino street. 1nterment
nrvate 4la..4y .-5ss-s ssssos I5..ef1h- u
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TRUsrEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
: L. REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TRHE. LAR.

SHALL COUNTY. 5f FL /. n a T'ilIa. q,
By virtue OF a deed Of trust made by James 4.
Rice TO tho undersigned rustee, dated OIL tho 18th
day Of June, In the year 1881, and recorded In the
office oil tho Clerk Of tho County Court OF Marshall
county, West Virginia, in Deed Of Trust Book No.
l. folio IS vii! sell at public auction, at the font
door Of the Court Housed Marshall county,
SATURDAY, 2ith DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1857,
commencing at ten o'clock i. u, q certain trae. OF
land situate on the waters OF Hickman, q branch
oil Fish creek, In Marshall county, West Virginia,
and bounded as follows: Beginning at a hickory
corner TO said Rice In the Marshall and etze con
~ line north S9 west i45 poles 10 stone pile In
Eiaw's line: thence north 80 Gust G9H poles 10
stake and ". O. bush IN road, m astced corne,
between Peterson. Rice and Flaw; thepoe south
S213o west y poles to stone nesr the road thence
north GO west ~ poles 10 stohe thence south 65'
wes. "A poles to IN oak; thence south $50 west 10
po!cs to d hickory; thence north $50 west % poeE
to VIC. corner between Rice and Flaw: thence
south So west lolM poles to bush corner Of Val.
enttne Brorau; thence north Il poles TO a stone
within one rod Of q sugar marked Rs a corner;
thence north 4iowest y poles to stone In Dceet
limo north 2sM cast 80 poles 10 astone near pine;
thence south Gie cast b9 poles to q ". o.; thence
s5e cast 10 poles 10 ". o.. thence north APO cast
So poles 10 drain; thence north 42o east q poles
to rcd oak; thence north l79 east CO poles 10 q
red oak; thence north 60o cast % poles 10 bush;
thence north 3lo east IS poles to n sugar; thence
south 6A0 east 1856 poles TO the temporary line and
with The same south y east 2s poles to tho begin.
and three-iourths Of an acre, ho the same no,eor
less gliiF 3 y si3E g. ~ p p sGs5
TERMS OF sALE-Onc. half oil tho purchase
money and as nurh moro as the purchaser may
eject TO pay cash. aud the residue IN ono year With
interest thereon from the Gay OF sale, the pur.
chs,er TO give his notc with approved security, and
tho title 10 BIO retained or deed OF trust given 10
srcnre the deferred payment. v ;s,.g. So.
Title believed 70 be good. but selling Rs trustee
will only sell and convey such title as Is yeAted In
me. "a Z J0ASJ. JONES,
jeD la'gasErt-ae5 " ~ Trustee.
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q TRAVELLERS u aUIDg,

Z A RIVAL AND i DEPARTURE or
- TRAINa-on and alter July II, isS7-E1p1A-
NATION oy REFERENCE HAnTg. sDallg. iSunisy
ezcepted t&optty excepted. Eastern Standard
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Cheap Sunday Excursions on Ohio River

N rs En!lroad. IN ~
Commencing juno le. tho Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tickets eyery
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to sistersville and return at the low, rate
Of ST. so; Wheeling to P6rkeysbnrg and
return. 81 %. iTicketE good one day only.
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rNRUsrEEs SALE OF FIFTH WARD

MUS EEES SALE UtE FIFTH WARD
/ PROPERTY. W a ~ n
py V!rtus OF u deed OF trust made by Austin
Ialoy and vile to me as trustee. dated September
7;ls.6 and'recorded II the office Of the clerk Of
the County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia
LII Deed OF Trust Book No, "a. p.ge ILL., ! shall sell
at the iIont door Of the Court House OF said coun
", on .stl ,,,s}g. AZ L-s25s-stt. "a
SATURDAY, tho 18Th DAY Of AUGUST, 1897,
commencing ut 10 o'clock 4. n, all that mart o,
lots Numbered nine and ten IN Ghsplinc aud Eofl',
addition to the city 81 Thselipg, bounded and do
scritGd as follows: ,Icgtunug al a point and Al
the centre Of tho brick division wall on The north
crly side oil Twenty third street, aud Seyenty.ont
teet etswardy from the northeast corner Of Wntci
and Twenty. third st1cetS; thence uotthwaTdly and
parallel with Water street l2l feet 10 the southcr,
Stteo ten foot aley.way and with the said side o.
said alley way essswGrdly sixteen and eight
twelithB feet to tho Townsend line, and with hi,
llue southwardly and parallel with Water stree,
soventy.two aud ninc.twetfths feet: thence cast
wardlv and parallel with 1wenty.third street SIX
feet; thence ionthwardly and parallel with Waite,
street forty.nino and tlhtc-tweiths feet 10 thu
northerly line II Twenty.third street; aud with
twclftha feet 10 the beginning. ne sa1.i5-
{, EhAs OF SALE -0pc.third, aud as much moro ~
tho purchaser uay elect, cash on the day OF sale
the balance III two eqyal inStellmerlg PAYABLE ;r
one and 10 years from The day Of sale with iatey
est from that date the purchaser to give his notes
for The dtf4rrcd payments and SECURE tho same by
deed OF trust upon the property aud insurance
the trustee. KS - Is .,sa- - 49,
Tho title is believed good but telling as trustee
shall convey only the title vested In me by said
decd o. trust, -. ID !-7 ~ 3.5'5 agi5
- :. : W. p. HUBBARD, Trustee.
". Z. HALLER, Auctionc"s. -. jyl3
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Tuesday, August lG, the Baltimore 4
Ohio will sell round trip tickets to Lake
Chautauqua and Niagara Falls ut the low
rate OF $5.75, good for, ten tlays. 3ei 2.it}
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I FOR s a E4N.

40 Acre Farm, one milo and a hall nostheas. OF
sistersyllle: 25 acres cleared. a 5 roOmed houtc,
barn, stable poultry house aud other Outbuild.
ings VIII sell or exchange for Island property.
I, ~ acre Farm on sosgs Run, s!.l0o; will ex.
Four Lots a. WindEor, Brooke county, ". Va,
on limo Of p, ". d Ky. railroad. -.
mo- III Alley II, near McC0lloch street, 4 fcyen
rOo1ed Itnmc house with good cellar, stone iouu-
dation. q full lot 60 BY 40 feet. nv 49,.
No. lll7 Alley Il, a small frame house. full lot,
60xl20 feet Price $500. dA.sSifll = NJ
W Acres, Edgington Lane, q six roomcd house,
about 200 choice bearing fruit trees, grapes and
for city property. st 50 E3ssl5s 500 I1f,'.7
No. ls1 South Penn street! 8 soorned frame house
$500. -s.5ss, 5,557 Is ~ -,
81 Acre Farm, four roomsd hewcd log house,
good gtahery cor,te STABLE orchard OF loo trees,
head Of Proctor creek. seven miles from Proctor
station, On Ohio River Railroad; can DO bought
. One Of tho most desirable and substantial resi-.
denccs within tho city situated on uortheast cor.
ner Of Chapline aud Fourteenth streets house
numbered 1920 Chaplinc street; the lot fronts &C
feet on uhapline street. Terms oil payment, easy,
one.hlth cash, balance In equal annual payments
with interest payable annually. Fifteen Yeas
time gtycu II desired. Sif'5.3 n ~,
No. lS9 South Penn street, q Sl- roomcd irtme
house with stone foundation and basement, wash.
room, CELLAR and coal hou9e; GROUND fronting 50
teet running back 10 feet Price; 81, 900. 20
,sS,J ANEBS "A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector and Rotary Public,
nul3 80 I OrY1cR No. 1912 MARKET ST
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/. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TlOsT-A2 SMALL : LADY's OPEN
IL FIetd God Watch, with chain attached, Tho
tlnder will DO Literally rewarded BY leaving Il at
this Office llEe'tcfg7g 1fll Az III atlb :